Family furious as driver escapes punishment under 1836 law
Sophie Brimble, 20, died in a 2017 crash caused by boyfriend Jay Bayliss, who received an absolute discharge under a 200-year-old law. Her family calls for reform.
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Peter Murrell sold Portugal villa after legal aid approval
Disgraced former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell sold his Algarve villa months after receiving taxpayer-funded legal aid for his embezzlement case, sparking outrage.
Holyrood inquiry into Murrell scandal blocked by Greens
Scottish Greens oppose Labour's plan for a Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement, citing conflict of interest and costs. Westminster committee may step in.
Mum begs Home Office not to tear family apart in 14 days
A teaching assistant and her three children face deportation to Sri Lanka in 14 days, while her husband can stay in the UK due to visa rule changes.
Swinney: Courts to Decide on Sturgeon's Gifts
John Swinney says courts should decide if Nicola Sturgeon must return gifts bought with embezzled SNP funds by Peter Murrell.
Killer admits 'senseless' murder of dad in Livingston
Connor Manners, 25, pleaded guilty to the murder of Gary Nicol, 50, in a knife attack on Bankton Lane, Livingston, in September 2024. Sentencing set for July 17.
Teen Killers' Knife Poses and Dad Murder Admission
Round-up of UK crime: Kayden Moy's teen killers posed with knives; Connor Manners admits murdering dad Gary Nicol; Kinahan lieutenant jailed; Peter Murrell moved prison; brother seeks answers in 50-year-old case.
Trump Urged to Help Scotland Fans Denied World Cup Visas
The Daily Record calls on Donald Trump to intervene after Scotland fans face World Cup travel chaos due to cancelled ESTA waivers, risking thousands in lost costs.
New video shows Henry Nowak killer holding gun before murder
Unseen footage shows Vickrum Digwa brandishing a gun in his back garden years before he was convicted of murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak in Southampton.
Al Fayed Survivors Seek Full Trafficking Investigation
Survivors of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse call for a trafficking investigation, citing over 400 allegations. They urge the Met to broaden its probe and involve the NCA.
Man on Trial for Attempted Murder of Three Children in Dublin
Riad Bouchaker, 52, is charged with attempted murder of three children and assault causing serious harm in Dublin. The attack preceded days of rioting.
Jeffrey Donaldson Trial Enters Third Week at Crown Court
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, 63, arrives at Newry Crown Court as his sexual offences trial enters its third week. He denies 18 charges including rape.
Met Inspector Fired for Naked Photo Sharing
A Metropolitan Police inspector has been dismissed for gross misconduct after sharing naked photos of a female colleague without consent.
Life Sentence for Clifton George Over Annabel Rook Murder
Clifton George sentenced to life for murdering mother-of-three Annabel Rook in her Stoke Newington home, with a minimum term of 29 years.
Innocent Man Furious as Real Rapist Gets Lighter Sentence
Andrew Malkinson, wrongly jailed for 17 years, reacts with anger after real rapist Paul Quinn receives a sentence that could see him paroled in 14 years.
Phone data jails driver for 100mph crash deaths
Bilal Tahir jailed for 15 years after mobile phone data proved he was speeding at over 100mph before killing two people and injuring a third in Kent.
Teens charged after Prescot racial abuse and robbery attempt
Two 14-year-old boys have been charged with attempted robbery after a man was racially abused and attacked on his way home in Prescot.
Restaurant Left with Unpaid £65 Bill After Customers Couldn't Pay
A Litherland restaurant was left with an unpaid £65.20 bill after two customers allegedly could not pay. The owner tried to accommodate their large order but they left without paying.
Sex offender told police about hard drive with child abuse images
Carl Mitchell, 59, a three-time convicted sex offender, directed police to a computer containing over 100,000 indecent images of children, leading to a suspended sentence.
Dad of Ashley Dale murderer caught smuggling painkillers to son
Thomas McMahon, 64, admitted bringing prohibited painkillers into HMP Full Sutton inside a crisp packet for his son Joseph Peers, getaway driver in Ashley Dale's murder.
March for French Schoolgirl After Police Failures
Thousands marched for 11-year-old Lyhanna, murdered after police failed to question suspect over prior rape allegations, sparking outrage in France.
Correction on Royal Navy Helicopter Crash Misdescription
A correction clarifies that the Merlin Mk4 helicopter in the fatal crash is an amphibious troop deployment aircraft, not anti-submarine warfare as previously stated.
Bailiff Regulation in England and Wales Stalled, ECB Says
A year after the UK government pledged to regulate bailiffs, the Enforcement Conduct Board criticizes lack of progress, leaving millions unprotected from harmful practices.
Dallas Mural Cover-Up: Wyland Sues Fifa for $25M
Artist Robert Wyland sues Fifa for $25 million after his iconic Dallas mural was painted over for a World Cup promotion, sparking a debate on public art rights.
Lawsuit Aims to Halt UFC White House Event on Trump Birthday
A watchdog group sues to stop the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House, alleging federal laws were broken for a private commercial sporting event on Trump's 80th birthday.
Kennedy Center Removes Trump Name from Website
The Kennedy Center has removed Trump's name from its website following a federal judge's order that the venue cannot be renamed without Congress approval.
Diarra settles transfer dispute with Fifa and Belgian FA
Former Chelsea and Real Madrid midfielder Lassana Diarra has reached a settlement with Fifa and the Belgian FA over his €65m compensation claim, ending a landmark case on player transfers.
Watchdog Sues to Block Trump's UFC Birthday Bash at White House
Public Integrity Project files lawsuit to halt UFC Freedom 250 event at White House, citing violations of federal laws. Trump's 80th birthday party faces legal and celebrity snubs.
Schiff Opposes Blanche as AG Over Trump Ties
Senator Adam Schiff opposes Todd Blanche's confirmation as Attorney General, citing his continued role as Trump's personal lawyer and alleged abuse of DOJ for political ends.
Brisbane woman gets bail after giving lethal drugs to ill husband
Kylie Ellina Truswell-Mobbs, 51, was granted bail after being charged with murdering her husband David Ronald Mobbs, who had motor neurone disease.
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